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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
MRS. CLEN ELASD.
The Inhabitants Of Il Srasid" Village Going
Wild over Her.

Wild over Her.
MARION. Mass, August While the
native population of this ,lllage is only
500, summer visitors swell the total at
present 10 something near > coo. OF these
it is ~aic to say that fifteen hundred,
which includes the rutirc native contin-
gent, have dining the past few days gone
literally insane over the Presidents pretty
wife. The Older people especially that
mysterious fraternity of elderly fossils
known as captains here, are worse than the
Young folks, tor the sole aim and ambition
of their existence seems Ia be Ia haunt the
neighborhUod OF the Greeley cottage and
catch glimpse of the trIm little lady. II
They are favored with word Or smile
of recognition il uu-cttlrs their nerves iOr
lnrty.elght hours This brigade Wa out
bright and carly this morning and held an
impromptu caucus tu discuss In" probable
events ot the day when politics Was mad
vcrtcntly allGted tu. wutn 1t waS uuanl-
mou-lv decided that ~ honor "i III" visit
Marlon'- men should vote tor the hus-
band of their idol, and Il quiet canvass
later in the day proved pretty concIusi'"ly
that the two hundred votes oi Marion
township wi. =" BrInocia'Ir IN l--H. IT,
went lgi lur Blaine IN ~. hls. ClcNr-
land made no attempt to battle today,
much tO the r,grri oI some three hundred
anxious ones vhn bad c;urprh out ~ The
vicinity OF D.'aur'- beach. expecting the
programme 81 Yesterday 20 br rpcat"d
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More Riotiny I'm Belfast.

BELFAST, August A party of Ma
tionaIs, members of the Order of ForeSters
went to Port Rush to-day on two special
trains. They were met at the Port Rush
station by crowd of Orangcmrn, and
sharp tight ensucd, bottles and stones being
used Is missiles All of the decent iuhab
itants aud the English and American tour
lists who happened Ia be in the town took
refuge in houses. The disturbance WAS
finally quelled by the police. While re.
turning To Belfast the NatiOnaliSts were
stoned all along the line hy Orangemen,
who had been informed ol the riot at Port
Rush. Nearly all the windows of the trains
were broken. The Nationalsts replied
with bottles and pistols. \ youth who
was standing on 4 bridge at Ballymooncy
station when the trains passed WAS shot,
and has since died 4 Presbyterian min
lister and a youth were wounded at Bally-
mcna. When the trains arrived at Belfast
there was further trouble, but police soon
restored order
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08

LONDON, August Minister Phelps
authorizes an absolute denial 0i the report
published in the English newspapers 10
the effect that he had informed Lord Sails
bury OF Secretary Eayard's acceptance OF
proposals 10 temporarily renew the treaty
Of Washington with the exception Of the
provision loI prcuniary compensation l."
Canada Mr. Phelps recent controversy
with Lord Salisbury ON the fisheries ques
ton was devoted to the discussion Of 4
project for the settlement ot the dispute,
aud there Is some chance oi its acceptance
by their respective governments, but the
scheme does no, imply Il renewal oi the
Washington treaty.
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\ DISGRACE TO TIE cou<rnY.
Secretary Whitney Don't Approve OF Re-
pairs to the Steamer Palo-.

pairs tn the Steamer falu-.
WASHINGTON, August G.--Spuetary
Whitney recently received from Bureau
Chiefs Walker. Ioriug and Wilson, a rec
ommoudltion looking to the thorough
repair of the United States steamer paIos.
The recommendation in substance stated
that the vessel could he put in perfect Or
der tor -, 900; aud that her engines could
he replaced with new ones Tor about $lO,-
Uuu. The Secretary officially commenting
upou the recommendation, writes rs fol-
lows.
This endorsement suggests the pNpcnd-
iturc oi the sum OF about $5u, 600 upon the
PlluS. The Palos is an iron tug Of about
&uu tons, twenty-thrre years old, and Is III
no respect a wal vessel rs now understood.
She cost originally, in lsG5, $4,000, when
iron was twice its present price, and could
probably be built new now Tor 1000
She has cost In repairs since she was orig
iualIy built SlS3, ,2i-. She is kept on the
China station ;ls substitute for vessel of
war on account ot her light draft, which
enables her tu visit the rivers and shallow
hays | do not approve 60! the proposed
repairs We are not responsible for the
maintenance or uOu-mHlntenluCc OF -
navy. hut we are Ior the proper rNpcudi-
turr of appropriation. ThecNcuse that We
must keep her atloat, or otherwise We
~lul, have no other vessel to take her place
/. amatter for Congress We cannot jas
lrv spending 500, 600 upon the obi U"r
tlg a~ vessel OF war, except upon tn,
ground that congress has not made other
provision tor this service, which isa matter
trr Congress aud not for u~ to consider.
Nothing has done somuch to defeat aPpro-
pjs,iuns as the willingness oi the depart
u.ul 90 ~uvut money upon such worthless
Things. These reports show that IN
Expenditure OF about -, 1000 will put the
PABLO, ir shape ioI another Yea and - halt,
WITHIN which time something could he
cited tor the service and which would not
disgrace the country in ease %: WAL OHe
good -hct from even u modern mucnlae
.u would destroy the uachlurry Ot the
is.iu- aIi vud her career. do not be
Ueyr ~ Sprudiug money on this thing. |
Gu rot ai TO appreciate aui cr,dit the
Tire responsibility the bureaus feel, hut
taluk by ra.s tsur, after / have autagn-
rilrl 80 often this kind of reasoning, /
.u.ut to be- relieved from this sort Il!
recommendation.
Signed. ". c. WHITNEY,
Secretary
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S,iyir. ~ Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children tecthing, il the prescription OF
one OF the best female nurse. and physicians
in the United States, ard has been used
for forty years with never falling success
by millions of mothers ,or tneir children.
During the process, OF tcethinr its value IA
iucalcuable. II relieves The child from
pain. cures dy-enlery and diarrhra, gTIp-
ING in the bowel., ani wind cUlic. by
giving health TO the child 1t rests its
mother. Price pc bottle.
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ID. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
o; Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with - srYrIc cold that
settled on hi~ lung- had tried many rene
die withJu, hcu,ut Being induced TO
iry Dr.. Kings Ncw Discovery Tor Con
sumption. lid ~ and vas entirely cured
hy use Of a fyw bottles. Since which time
ne has used it in bis family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This Is The
experience Of thousands whose lives have
ncen saved hv this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottias free at Logan Il Co : Drug
u4Srn
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At New York Brooklyn Is, Baltimore
II. runs carard Brooklyn ., Baltimore :,
home runs. Tonle; errors, 10 e'ch; base
hits. Brooklyu l., Baltimore l.; pitchers,
smith and Terry and Toolc, Umpire, sui
hvan.
AtSt. Louis-Sl. Louis lg. Cleveland I;
errors. st. Louis /, Cleveland {; base hits,
It. Louis l.. Cleveland 10; pitchers, hud-
son and C-owrll; umpire Curry.
At Loujsyi}Ie-Iouisvlli. 3, Cincinnati
{. errors. o each, base hits. Louisville II,
Cincinnati i: struck ont. By Ramsey ., by
SnIth ! umpire, Ferguson.
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rnrAL EIKEwnGK,.
E,pIn-ion ot Powder I>u'~ Ew" E"ys 1t
Font Worth

INpiu-ion ut Powder Nui~ Iwo t'"NS al
Font Worth.
CuIrNDo. August = "A Iu1.s special
from Fort Worth. Texas. says. Last
might . number of men and boys were col
Iected on the Public square discharging
tire works in honor OF The victory
Won by the an,i-proaIhit.onist',
when au accident occurred that mas already
resulted in two deaths, AMI IN al, proha-
h.lity muvr Will follow. \ hcg OF powder
hld been secured for the occasion, and one
OF the boys SEATED himself thereon,
vh.u some one fired rocket
which struck the kcgof powder, causing a
terrific explosion. James L1zenhy, l.
wears old. was blown srycrI! teet IN the
AIR. lie was burned on every part of hls
body. expiring this morning Wave
Hotrhyu. u-cd N years. WA stripped Of
his clothing fom his hips down. lie
cannot recover. Two other Toys, sam
Johnson and VIA Slskaherry, were terri
blv but uUt necessarily fatally burned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08

WiIford Woodruff, President Of the
APOSTLE OF the Mormon Church, has issued
an address stating that the duty and re
spousibility OF presiding over and directing
the affairs Of the Church ievolves upon the
Twelve Apostle.
One of the seyertSt hail storms ever eX-
perienced passed over the kewaunce Wis.
section Thursday evening Tho ground
was covered with ice-peIets, some OF which
were double tie size of marbles. IN inn
mense amour, OF damage was done to
standing grain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor, you are bothered with h"aiachr,
yon are iidgety, neryous, and generally out
Of sorts and want to brdc' ur. Brace up,
bnt not with -tImulants, spring n,driHe-'
or bitters. which have tor their bass very
cheap, had whisky, and which stimulate
you for an hour, and then leave yon ~
wnr,e condition than before. " hat you
want i An Alternative that vii! puriy your
blood. start healthy action Of Liver ana !
Kidneys. restore your vitality, ana give
renewed health and strength. Such
medicine YOU will find in Electric bilters'
and only 80 cents bottle at Logan " Co .
Drug Store.
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CNcINNAri, August IA not unusual
explosion Of probably a railroad torpedo
that occurred on Third street yesterday,
has zone abroad as AN attempt To dyna-
mite members Of Battery L There rs
nothing in H. and it is unworthy OF men
ton except Tor purpose of arry~'mg a base
les, rvuggprltiOu iu its ridiculous error.
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Wonderful Cures.

". ID. Hoy! * Co, Wr"lv.il" aud Re-
tai! Druggists Of Rome. GH., .Ay. We have
been selling Dr King Sew Discovery,
Electric Bi'trr- aud EUchlrn.- Arnica
Salyr tor two years Have never handled
remedies that veil =" well, OF give such
universal satisfaction. Their hay" been
some wonderful cures elected by these
remedies in this city. Several r2sr- oi pro
nouncrd consumption haze h,"'s entirely
cured by use Of ftw bottle Of Dr Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection WIN
Electric HittcIs. We guarantee them al
WAYS. Sold uy Logan i Ca.
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An Excellent Medicine.

MY wife and myself were in bad health
Tor some fifteen years. CHANGED to he
looking over one Of Simmons Liver Regu-
lator Almanacs aud -aw 4. II. stephens
and Bishop Pierce's names to testimonials.
I then obtained some OF the Regulator,
and can heartily recommend the Liver
Regulator 10 nav friends n an excellent
medicine l.. +. HARRISON, VI. D,
GOrdon-yille, Va.
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Deed, Not Words wanted.

DUBLIN, August 7.-Michael Davitt
speaking AT Sligo to-day said that the
Coercion act now in torce would he the
last of It's kind. The Irish people, he
said, were too fond OF shouting. Deeds
not words were wnutci. II National
Leagues were proclaimed src!r. meetings
would hc held.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08

The Right Rev. Daniel :. Tuttle, Bishop
of Missouri, took lady out on the river
a, Schenectady. y. y. IN a roWooat. J ne
boat careened and the lady was thrown
into very deep water Bishop Iutt'e "iNeu
after the lady, seized her around the waist
and swan with her to the boat.
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. IMPERIAL MEETING.
FRANCIS JOSEPH AND FREDERICK Will
LIAM HURN0B AT GASTIEN
Cheers From tue Cowi-Mcbsel Dayii's IHfamma-
tory Speech Extensive RuuHg i Belas,
Hambtrt vii Mt Accept the Resignation
Of tie Ministry Cholera Spreading.

GAsTEIN, August = Emperor William
and Emperor Francis Joseph took a walk
this morning At noon Emperor Francis
paid visit TO Emperor William at the
Radeschloss. At the end of hall an hour
they babe each other farewell, embracing
at the top OF the staircase. The German
suite accompanied the Austrian Emperor
in carriage. Emperor William remained
on the balcony until Emperor Francis
Joseph disappeared from view, the crowd
in the street meanwhile cheering. Em-
peror William will leave Gastein on We'd
nesday.
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WASHINGTON. H. c., August En-
r.ae.r.in Chief Charles II. Young has re-
signed "a head ut The Bureau ot Steam Eu-
plurer,. Navy Departments, and Cmei En-
v.nrrr John l.. Melville has been appointed
bg the President IN his place.
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ROME, August 1t IL officially an
nouuced that the King will not accept the
resignation Of the Ministry.
Cases of cholera are reported al Palermo,
MesSina and Rc~lna. Thcr" were live new
cares and two deaths in Malta to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
WHEN fragile woman signs. depIorjng

The charms that quickly fade away,
What power, the bloom OF health restoring
can check the progress ot decay.
TIN, only aid that's worth attention,
For pains ami Ills OF such description,
1r.--1f,f- of wom-u gladly mention
lis rIarce's Favo-'tc Prescription.
Tn. prsrc o: this royal remedy, pr.
Pirr,r's Fayo:itr Prescription, Is "u' one
dollar. Specific Tor all those chrome all
uruts and weaknesses peculiar to women;
The ONLY medicine for such maIad'es' SOFA
bv druggists, under a positive guarantee
from the manufacturers that 1t VIII give
satisfaction or money refunded. See guar
sutec on bottle wrapper Large bottles
81. SIN for -
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London Markets.

I.SNDoN. August :. Discount was firm
during the past week At 2fa2l on the Stock
Exchange. All deposits were dropping
early III the week but were subsequently
strengthened 10y the recovery on American
raIlWANs.
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American Art Dealers.

PARIS, Angus S.-An American dealer
has recently expended 5000, 600 francs ior
modern French pictures. The proceeds
from July sales of French pictures for
America amounted 5000, 600 francs.
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Absolutely pure auj reliable. Send fer
nm. i,.t u RGyH X Co.
IN broadway.
N.u York CITY
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LONDON, August "A severe earth
quake shock was fell throughout the island
of Cyprus to-day.
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one day. in quick revolution Of ma
,hincry, his life was instantly dashed out
What is the s~IueI. She is, with annoy
in. tugs making the half Of miserable
Iiying. Her two children have been taken
away from her in order that they may he
clothed and schooled and her life is to be
a prolonged hardship Oh man, before
torty-cight hours have passed away, ap'
nq,rrd at the desk of some of our great
In. insurance companies, have the stethe-
srope of a physician put to your heart and
inns. ard by the seal Of some honest
rampany. decree that your children shall
NOT he subjected to the humiliation Of
financial struggle in the days Of your de-
mise. g.,
But must ask the men engaged in life
insurance business whether they feel the
importance of their trust, and cnarge them
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-06-24
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

Boil raspberries six minutes; eight
ounces of sugar to the quart.
To remove grease from coat collars
and the glossy look from the elbows
and seams. rub with cloth dipped in
ammonia.
To be a profitable mutton sheer
the breed must be an early maturing
one. The aim usually is to get into the
market early.
Imitation Apple Pie.-Four teacup-
fuls of water, six soda crackers, two
cups of sugar, juice of two lemons and
rind of one.-Bosto1s Budget.
The farmer should rise early and
close the days work early enough in
the evening for all to have a short rest
in the cool shade before time to retire.
Prairie Farmer.
Cream Cookies.-One cup of sour
cream, one egg, two cups of sugar, car
away seeds or cocoanut and one tea
spoonful of soda, dissolved in one-third
of water. Household.
"A man lately thoroughly cured a
balky horse by simply hitching him in
the field and letting him stay where
the load was until he got hungry
enough to pull it home.
Make all your hives and frames
from one hive fit accurately into an
other, and you will thus be able, in
future management, to get some benefit
from the movable comb principle
Golden Rule.
A writer in the Kansas Farmer
gives a simple remedy for tape worm
in sheep. Take squash OF pumpkin
seeks, crush them and boil them in
sufficient water to make strong tea.
Give each lamb two or three teaspoon
fuls in a cup of water.
Few effects are more beautiful and
striking than that produced by plant
ing together climbing roses and
clematises. The habits of growth OF
the two are so similar, and yet their
general appearance is so dissimilar, that
they group nicely. They both blossom
about the same time.
Steamed Pudding-Pare and quar-
ter ripe, tart apples; place them in 8
deep dish adding little water; make
a crust as you would for biscuit; roll
about an inch thick. Place over the
apples and steam an hour. Serve with
sauce made of one-third butter, two
thirds sugar, stirred to a cream. Any
kind of fruit may be used to make thi:
/ pudding. Indianapolis Sentinel.
In times of drought watering new
IMPLANTED trees may be avoided BY
covering the ground for several fee
/ ol0~,,t +I,o froo Nth ,,,,7Tob five ~. 81
inches deep, or by stirring the surface
soil once or twice each week. Tree
planted in turf are especially liable tx
injury from the moisture being takel
up by the surrounding grass roots
This can only be prevented by covering
the ground with mulch, or any vast
material, like corn, slower, old hay
straw, shavings, saw-dust, fine brush
cider pomace, meadow mud or peat
I71di1nGpoLiS Journal.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-06-24
GREAT WATERWAYS.
Wonderful Canals in Process OF COnstrue.
ton at the Present Time.

Wonderful Canals in Process OF COnstruc-
ton at the Present Time.
Two thousand years ago an attempt
was made to cut canal through the
narrow IsthmuS of Corinth which
unites Northern Greece with the PelOp-
Onnesus. But it failed, as well as did
subsequent efforts by Julius Caesar and
his successors. But this wear will see
that work completed by the skill of
French engineers. Ships from France
or Italy, bound for Athens or Constan-
tinople, will save two days in time by
using this canal connecting the Gulf Of
Corinth with the Kgean Sea. The
French have shown great enterprise and
skill in this work, as in the Suez and
Panama canals. The latter enterprise
may be delayed, but we believe it will
eventually be completed and will re.
dound more to the credit of France
than have the bloody and fruitless wars
of Napoleon. The German Govern
ment is constructing ship canal be-
tween the North and Baltic Seas, from
the mouth of the Elbe to Kiel. When
completed, it is estimated that full
eighteen thousand ships will yearly use
this canal, saving two hundred and
thirty-seven miles of sailing, and avoid
ing the perilous waters north of Den
mark The Russian Governments inn
proving the natural water-courses OF
Siberia by deepening them and digging
short canal between the Obi and
Yenisei rivers which are then to be
connected with Lake Baikal. These
improvements are expected to cost ten
million dollars, but they viii help
greatly the internal commerce OF
Siberia. Then there are other large
enterprises on foot. such as the shiT
canal to Paris, the great canal between
the Bay of Biscay and the Mediterrane.
an, another between the Azof and the
Black Seas. It is also proposed to con.
meet the Mediterranean with the Eu.
pirates river andlthe Persian Gulf. =
DenOreSt'S Monthly.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-06-24
THE SLEEPY DISEASE.
A Singular Addiction Prevailing Among
Afriea,s YegetabIs -Eaters.

A Singular Addiction Prevailing Among
Africa's Vegetable Eaters.
An interesting description of the sleepy
disease" peculiar to Africa. is given in
the journal of an African Cruiser" The
persons attacked by this singular malady
are those who take little exercise, and
live principally on vegetables, particular
IL cassada and rice. Some observer as
crAbe it to cassada, which is supposed to
be strongly narcotic. Not improbably the
climate has much influence, the disease
being most prevalent in low and marshy
situations. Irresistible drowsiness con-
tinually weighs down the patient, who can
be kept awake only for the few moments
needful to take little food. When this
Iethargy has lasted three or four months,
death comes-with tread that the pa
tent can not hear-and makes the slum-
Der but a little more sound.
found the aspect of Queen Maumee's
beautiful granddaughter incon ceivably
affecting. It was strange to see her so
quiet, in sleep from which it might be
supposed she would awake full of life,
and yet to know that this was no refresh
ing slum Der, but spell in which she was
fading away from the eyes that loved her.
This young girl was but fourteen years Of
age. With soma difficulty she was
aroused, and awoke with frightened
cry-a strange and broken murm ur-as
she were looking dimly out of her
sleep, and knew not whether our figures
were real, or only the fantasies Of a
dream. Her eyes were wild and CLASSY,
and she seemed to be in pain. While
awake, there was a nervous twitchin 6
about her mouth and in her fingers; but
being again extended on the mat, and left
to herself, these symptoms Of disquietude
passed away, and she almost immedi-
ately sank again into the deep and heavy
sleep in which we found her. This poor,
doomed girl had been suffering-no, not
suffering, for except when forcibly
aroused, there appears to be no uneasi
nsss,-but she had been lingering two
months under this sleepy disease.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-06-24
How Long Is a Woman Young7

When does woman cease to be
young, or rather to be entitled to that
epithet? This is the delicate question
which a French Project has undertaken
to answer. Some years ago a certain
will left the sum of 10000 francs, the
interest of which was to be given
annually to a young, unmarried woman
of the working classes, who, by her
capacity and good conduct, should be
in position to marry with the help OF
a little money. In carrying out the
will, it became necessary for the Pre-
feet of the Seine to determine the ex-
act significance of the words young
woman" and he has decided that they
include the period between twenty-one
and thirty. At thirty. then, an un-
married woman may bid adieu to youth
and resign herself to be an old maid.
This extremely ex-cathedra pronounce
ment may win feigned OF forced as
sent from the candidates for the Bar
bet-Batifol prize, as this kind of prix
Monthyon is called, but it will meet
with only contemptuous rejection from
the sex at large, ut least that portion
of it which has passed the fatal limit.
A woman is as young as she looks, just
as man is as.young as he feels, and a
really capable woman is never thirty
until she is forty or married. Oregon
inf